Re: Sensitivity to the first click on a gvim window (Windows)

Am 29.04.2010 15:32, schrieb Jean Johner:
> Hello,
> In most Windows applications (MS Office, WordPard, Scientific
> WorkPlace), the FIRST click on a window which is not actvated just
> activates the window (without changing the cursor position). Notable
> exceptions are NotePad and Windows Explorer.
>
> This feature is useful as it allows working on multiple windows
> without loosing the cursor position (while clicking anywhere to
> activate the window).
>
> In the case of multiple gvim windows, the first click on a non-
> activated window both
> -activate the windows
> -put the cursor at the position of the click
>
> Is is possible to make gvim windows "first click insensitive"?
>
> Best regards
>
> Jean Johner

maybe

:au FocusGained * call getchar(0)

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Andy

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